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The material on the following three pages of this
was prepared by RAHR COLOR CLINIC
It indicates authoritatively THE COLORS THAT AMERICAN WOMEN WANT TODAY ... and how these
colors, used on walls, should be combined with other wanted colors in draperies, floor coverings, and other
home furnishings.
What Rahr Color Clinic is
A group of color experts, specializing in color research and color styling. Their
counsel has been sought and profitably used by scores of manufacturers, the sale
of whose products depends largely or entirely upon public acceptance of the colors
in which those products are made or finished. Keystone engaged the Rahr Color
Clinic in order to make public acceptance of Keystone Paint colors even greater
than ever. The reputation of that organization assures such results.
What it found out about paint colors
The Rahr Color Clinic conducted a series of interviews with over 115,000
women in many parts of the country. Women were asked to indicate on the Rahr
Color Counter the color they now have on their living room walls and then the
color they would like next to have on redecorating. These color counts were
carried out at the same time for the same room at all points where the infofjma-
tion was being gathered. Other groups of homemakers answered the same
questions regarding the dining room, bedroom, bath and kitchen. As a result
Rahr Color Clinic has been able to report with accuracy the wall colors most
wanted for home interiors. These have been carefully selected from the large
collection of tints, tone and shades that compose this Cavalcade of Color.
In addition the Rahr Color Count surveyed present color ownership and
future color wants on thirty-two other home furnishings items, such as rugs,
drapery and upholstery fabrics, radio cabinets, shower curtains, towels, furniture,
bedspreads, kitchen cabinets, refrigerators and other equipment to determine
what Mr. and Mrs, America's home of tomorrow will look like. .Over 400,000
answers have enabled the Rahr Color Clinic to determine the distinctive pattern
of colors that go together in home furnishings. And most important of all are the
colors of the wall that supply the background against which the other colors
are observed.
What you can do with its findings
This pattern of colors has been translated into 35 shades of paint by Keystone, m
close collaboration with the Rahr Color Clinic. They are shown on the next two
pages. If you use them for all they're worth, you'll find they're loadecjjjnth sales
dynamite. Don't forget the reason : they're the colors women want^QOt because
we say so, but because homemakers themselves have said so !
Show them ! You'll find full-page samples of these colors among all the others
in the Cavalcade of Color. You can identify them by the same numbers as appear
under the*olor chips on the next two pages. The Customix formulas, of course,
will be found on the backs of the full-page samples.
Here are the 35 colors most wanted by the women of America for interior home decoratij
as determined by as provided by
RAHR COLOR CLINIC KEYSTONE VARNISH COMPANY
E6— Holly Berry
G34 — Sage
Gl 6— Endive E24 — Mountain Pink Ell— Flamingo C4— Honey Dew
G20— Napoleon
G36— Evergreen
SUGGESTED SCHEMES OF COLOR TREATMENT BASED
ing Room
CEILING
WALLS & TRIM
DRAPERIES
UPHOLSTERY
FLOOR COVERING
Nile Green
Frosty Pine
Watermelon
White & Lime
Opal Gray
CEILING
WALLS & TRIM
DRAPERIES
UPHOLSTERY
FLOOR COVERING
White
Mountain Pink
Sage
Evergreen
Ecru
alers and painting contractors are often called upon to sug-
;t a color treatment for some room of the home that can be
sloped from among the current high-styled wanted colors.
Prom the colors in this Cavalcade of Color, Rahr Color
nic has chosen five side wall treatments representative of
ise most wanted for the rooms indicated. Other pages of the
valcade provide a quantity of decorator colors from which,
in this case, tints and shades may be selected, to create many
ractive color schemes.
UPON CURRENTLY WANTED WALL COLORS
Dining Room
CEILING
WALLS & TRIM
DRAPERIES
FLOOR COVERING
Bath Room
CEILING
WALLS
TRIM
SHOWER CURTAIN
TOWELS
FLOOR COVERING
Kitchen
CEILING, WALLS
AND TRIM
REFRIGERATOR,
CABINETS AND
FIXTURES
ACCESSORIES
FLOOR COVERING
Lime Light
Napoleon Blue
Geranium
Pewter
Blue Haze
Blue Haze
Airway
Primrose
Watermelon
Flemish Blue
and White
Primrose
Blue Lake
Watermelon
Scarab
SUGGESTED SCHEMES OF COLOR TREATMENT BASED
Living Room
CEILING Nile Green
WALLS & TRIM Frosty Pine
DRAPERIES Watermelon
UPHOLSTERY White & Lime
FLOOR COVERING Opal Gray
Bedroom
CEILING
WALLS & TRIM
DRAPERIES
UPHOLSTERY
FLOOR COVERING
White
Mountain Pink
Sage
Evergreen
Ecru
Dealers and painting contractors are often called upon to sug-
gest a color treatment for some room of the home that can be
developed from among the current high-styled wanted colors.
From the colors in this Cavalcade of Color, Rahr Color
Clinic has chosen five side wall treatments representative of
those most wanted for the rooms indicated. Other pages of the
Cavalcade provide a quantity of decorator colors from which,
as in this case, tints and shades may be selected, to create many
attractive color schemes.
UPON CURRENTLY WANTED WALL COLORS
Dining Room
CEILING
WALLS & TRIM
DRAPERIES
FLOOR COVERING
Bath Room
CEILING
WALLS
TRIM
SHOWER CURTAIN
TOWELS
FLOOR COVERING
Kitchen
CEILING, WALLS
AND TRIM
REFRIGERATOR,
CABINETS AND
FIXTURES
ACCESSORIES
FLOOR COVERING
Lime Light
Napoleon Blue
Geranium
Pewter
Blue Haze
Blue Haze
Airway
Primrose
Watermelon
Flemish Blue
and White
Primrose
Blue Lake
Watermelon
Scarab
KEYSTONE S
EXTERIOR WORK
See
Surface to be Finished Material to Use Pages
Buildings
Wood Keystone 100% Pure House Paint 2-3
i Concrete and Brick Paint 6
Concrete, Brick, Stucco < Keystone 100% Pure House Paint 2-3
( Brick Red Paste Paint 7
Trim, Doors, Trellis \ Ljdo Trim Colors 4 " 5
} Keystone 100% Pure House Paint 2-3
Porches and Floors i Degrah Floor and Deck Enamel 8-9
(Wood or Concrete) \ Degrah Clear Waterproof Spar Varnish 24-25
( Keystone 100% Pure House Paint 2-3
Roofs. < Keystone Roof and Barn Paint 7
( Aluminum Metal and Masonry Paint 7
( Keystone 100% Pure House Paint 2-3
Farm Structures < Keystone Roof and Barn Paint 7
( Aluminum Metal and Masonry Paint 7
( Lido Trim Colors 4-5
Lawn Furniture, Canoes, ) siikup Rapid Drying Enamel 22-23
Park Benches, Autos, etc \ Degrah Floor and Deck Enamel 8-9
\ Degrah Clear Waterproof Spar Varnish 24-25
1 Lido Trim Colors 4-5
Trucks, Farm Equipment / Siikup Rapid Drying Enamel 22-23
} Degrah Floor and Deck Enamel 8-9
' Aluminum Metal and Masonry Paint 7
INTERIOR WORK
Walls and Ceilings ( Keystona Flat Finishes 10-15
Living Rooms, Dining Rooms, Keystona Satin Sheen Finish 16-17
Bedrooms, Halls, etc.... ( Keystona Gloss Finish 18-19
Kitchens, Bathrooms, etc ( Edelvice Non-Yellowing Enamel 21
(Where moisture, steam, and fume < Keystona Gloss Finish 18-19
conditions are over average) ( Keystona Satin Sheen Finish 16-17
(Continued in next column)
■LECTOCH ART
INTERIOR WORK (Continued)
Surface to be Finished Material to Use
Woodwork / Edelvice Non-Yellowing Enamel
I Keystona Satin Sheen Finish
Living Rooms, Dining Rooms, < Keystona Flat Finishes
Bedrooms, Halls, etc / Keystona Gloss Finish
^ Degrah Waterproof Spar Varnish
Edelvice Non-Yellowing Enamel
Keystona Gloss Finish
Kitchens, Bathrooms, etc <^ Keystona Satin Sheen Finish
Siikup Rapid Drying Enamel
Degrah Waterproof Spar Varnish
Floors , / Degrah Waterproof Spar Varnish
Varnish or Natural Finish < Floorstona Varnish
\ Multoproof Penetrating Floor Sealer
Painted Finish (Wood or Concrete) Degrah Floor and Deck Enamel
( Edelvice Non-Yellowing Enamel
Radiators < Keystona Flat Finishes
( Siikup Aluminum Enamel
Cabinets, Fixtures, Appliances, S Siikup Rapid Drying Enamel
Toys, Breakfast Sets \ Edelvice Non-Yellowing Enamel
( Siikup Rapid Drying Enamel
Furniture < Rapid Drying Cabinet Rubbing Varnish-
( Degrah Waterproof Spar Varnish
MARINE WORK
( Lido Trim Colors 4-5
Hull and Topside < Edelvice Non-Yellowing Enamel 21
( Super Marine Spar Varnish 28
Decks, Floors, Rails j Degrah Floor and Deck Enamel 8-9
I Super Marine Spar Varnish 28
/ Keystona Flat Finishes 10-1
Interiors ; Keystona Satin Sheen Finish f 641
< Keystona Gloss Finish 18-1
(Same as building interiors) ) Ede | v j ce Non-Yellowing Enamel 21
^ Degrah Waterproof Spar Varnish 22-2:
Paze A
4 RULES THAT ASSURE SUUUESSFUL PAINTING, WITH THE HELP OF THIS ROOK
1
(biSrittfloD) HflOW HOI5I3THI
Select the right kind of paint for the purpose from the Paint-Purpose Index on the preceding page
Purpose is the first consideration; purse, the second. Keystone has the answer to both, and
that answer is easy to find — especially with the help of your merchant, a paint expert.
2 Determine how much paint you need for the job —
buy enough and blend enough to do it
By ordering enough paint for each job, you can often save money.
When colors are to be blended, as with Customix shades, you can avoid
any possibility of variation by blending enough for the job.
3 To get the Customix color wanted,
empty every container completely
The proportions in the formula have been painstakingly worked out
to give you the color you want without measuring. For a good match,
you must clean out the entire contents of every can and tube.
4 Follow the instructions on the label of
every Keystone finish before applying
No matter how good the material, satisfactory results will be
obtained only if the surface is properly prepared and good
painting practice followed. Read the directions on the
package carefully.
CAUTIONS Most paints do not dry out to the color they show in the wet
state. Do not judge the effect until the paint has thoroughly dried.
There is a Keystone paint and varnish product for every
surface. On pages No. 2 to No. 30 in this book, we show
and describe the more important of these, but it is impossible
in the space at our disposal to cover the entire Keystone Line.
Ask your Keystone dealer, or write us, for information on
other types of finishes that may be required and which are
not shown here.
KEYSTOHE} makers of quality finishes since
1828, proudly parades its products in this book
and with colors flying, so that you, the discrimi-
nating color-lover; will
Get the color you want!
With any KEYSTONE Paint or Enamel you can get any
color you want for the inside or outside of your home. And —
because you are so much more particular about color selection
for walls, ceiling and woodwork (and rightly so!) — we have
[greatly increased the number of such colors. There's a color for
[every taste, for every room and room exposure, a color to fit
[every complete wall-carpet-drapery-furniture fabric scheme. In
other w^ords, a just-right color for everyone!
But even more important, we have worked out a simple
method of helping you get the color you select. We call this the
C?EYSTONE (^udtamtx color system
The Cuitomix Color
you select,
formula for dupli-
in your home.
The containers you buy
according to the for-
mula, ond which you
empty and blend with-
out measuring to get
the color your selected.
In addition to the 20 delightful Keystone Flat Finish colors
packaged for application direct from the can, there are several
score more that you can get simply by blending the entire contents
of containers — without measuring, matching or experimental
mixing. These are C us to mix* Colors, and the ease of achieving
them is due to the kind of formula which you will find on the back
of each full-page color sample. The Keystone dealer has in stock
all the basic colors specified in any formula. With these few
basics, he can offer so many colors that — if they were blended and
packaged at the factory — he simply could not carry them nor keep
them in stock. In other words, because of Customix* , you get any
color you want when you want it — without any trouble!
GET THE KIND OF PAINT YOU WANT, TOO!
There is a Keystone finish for every surface and purpose; the
right paint, varnish and enamel for every job. Each represents the
utmost in protection and beauty that modern paint chemistry can
offer. So, Keystone paint users get the kind of finish they want;
they get not only the right characteristics for the purpose, but they
get real economy. Because, in paint, quality definitely is economy !
*CUSTOMTX is the registered trade name applying only to the products of Keystone Varnish Company.
To get the same color you select you order by the formula, and blend what
you buy. For example, your formula may call for a gallon of one color, a pint
of another color, and a tube of a third. You empty and blend the entire con-
tents of all containers, without measuring, and there's your color.
SINCE
THE CHOICE OF THRIFTY HOME OWNERS!
100 PER CENT PURE HOUSE PAINT
When thrifty home owners paint, they ask themselves these
two important questions: 1. What paint will give me maximum
protection and beauty? 2. What paint will give me the greatest
long-run economy? The right answers mean the best paint job
available. The wrong answers mean disappointment and expense.
KEYSTONE 100 PER CENT PURE HOUSE PAINT supplies the
right answer to both questions, Thousands of satisfied home
owners have proved this statement again and again and here's
why — KEYSTONE 100 PER CENT PURE HOUSE PAINT is paint of
character compounded not to meet a price but to meet a responsi-
KEYST0NE TWO-COAT PAINTING SYSTEM
Often owners find the expense of applying three coats
of paint on their new homes too great a burden for their
budgets. They would prefer the best available two-coat job
and its saving in original cost.*
If such are your financial considerations, Keystone has
developed a two-coat painting system which solves your
problem. Utilizing remarkable keystone house paint
primer surfacer as a first coat on new or old work, fol-
lowed by a single coat of keystone 100 per cent pure
HOUSE paint, this modern painting method offers you a
durable, weather-protective finish at a price you can afford.
The secret of the system lies in the exceptional versa-
tility of the primer which, despite the age or condition of
the wood, provides complete sealing, proper bond, and a
uniform surface for the second coat, keystone house
paint primer surfacer contains a specially processed
vehicle furnishing the required depth of film while avoiding
uneven penetration into the wood.
Try this extra-economy system when you paint. You'll
get beauty and protection for your home, added dollars and
cents for your budget.
BETTER PROTECTION
keystone house paint, scientifically formu
lated, finely ground, and backed by over 100
years of manufacturing experience, provides
the most lasting paint protection — outwear-
ing inferior paints by two or three seasons.
GREATER ECONOMY
keystone house paint's balanced formulation
and high hiding not only result in the use of
fewer gallons of material, but its long-wear-
ing qualities mean less frequent painting for
complete protection to your property.
bility. It is formulated to maintain the quality reputation asso-
ciated with the Keystone name for over one hundred years.
KEYSTONE 100 PER CENT PURE HOUSE PAINT, because of finer
formulation, and proven dependability in actual use, provides the
most lasting paint protection that can be bought, outwears inferior
paints by two to three seasons, means greater economy in the long
run. What's more, it gives a fuller, richer-looking finish of out-
standing beauty. No wonder KEYSTONE 1 00 PER CENT PURE HOUSE j
PAINT, the paint of character, is the choice of thrifty home
owners everywhere.
KEYSTONE COLOR STYLING
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LONGER-LIVED BEAUTY
The self-cleaning property of keystone house
paint outside white, and the carefully selected
colors used in the wide range of shades assure
longer-lived beauty when this superior pai
is used.
Modern exterior home decoration demands the intelli-
gent use of color, but styling goes a step further than the
mere application of paint in attractive colors. It is the most
advantageous use of these colors to emphasize the good and
subdue the poor features of a house ... to create illusions of
proper architectural proportions where such proportions do
not actually exist . . . and to fit the home more appealingly
into its surroundings.
For styling in the latest manner, follow recognized
styling practice and use keystone 100 per cent pure
house paint in any of its standard shades or tinted to
whatever color desired. Call on the trained decorating con-
sultants of the keystone varnish company for free
advice on styling problems.
KEYSTONE 100 PER CENT PURE HOUSE PAINT
531 Ivory
169 Steel Gray
158 Indian Red
HOW TO APPLY:
The surface to be painted must be dry and clean. Mix the
paint thoroughly and use a good brush. Puttying should always be done after
priming. Allow time for thorough drying between coats.
NEW WORK— Two-coat Painting
The wood must be dry and seasoned. Shellac all knots and sappy streaks.
1st Coat — keystone house paint primer surfacer, thinned slightly with
turpentine if necessary.
2nd Coat — keystone house paint as received, or thinned slightly with tur-
pentine if necessary.
NEW WORK— Three-Coat Painting
1st Coat — keystone house paint primer surfacer, thinned slightly with
turpentine if necessary, or a mixture of one gallon keystone 100 per cent pure
house paint, one quart of raw linseed oil, and one pint of turpentine.
241 Seal Brown 27 Blind Green 556 Bronze Green
Also— Outside White, Primer Surfacer, and Sash Black
2nd Coat — keystone house paint, thinned with one pint of turpentine to
the gallon.
3rd Coat — keystone 100 per cent pure house paint as received, or
thinned slightly with turpentine if necessary.
OLD WORK— Two-coat Painting
Remove all loose or peeling paint, dirt, dust, etc., and make any necessary
structural repairs before repainting.
1st Coat — keystone house paint primer surfacer thinned with a pint of
raw linseed oil to the gallon, or keystone 100 per cent pure house paint,
thinned with a pint of turpentine to the gallon.
2nd Coat — keystone 100 per cent pure house paint as received, or
thinned slightly with turpentine if necessary.
NOTE — keystone house paint primer surfacer is offered in White Only.
When the job is to be a tint or color, keystone house paint primer surfacer
should be tinted toward the color, as per directions on the package.
DANGER SIGNS WHEN REPAINTING
Peeling and Blistering— Invariably a sign of moisture in the wood. Allow the
structure to dry out thoroughly and remove the cause of the moisture condition
before painting. If this is not done, blistering and peeling will undoubtedly occur
again.
Rust — Before repainting, clean off all rust. Otherwise it will continue to
spread under new coats of paint.
Staining — Unsightly streaks appearing beneath metal exposed to weather.
Copper screening should be varnished, metal surfaces painted, and iron nails re-
placed with galvanized nails to avoid future staining.
Mildew — A fungicidal growth which resembles dirt and destroys the beauty
of any house. Wash the surface with washing soda before repainting and add a
fungicide to the paint if mildew T is prevalent.
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A DURABLE, NON-FADING TRIM AND TRELLIS FINISH
LIDO TRIM COLORS
KEYSTONE LIDO TRIM COLORS have been formulated for use
on all exterior surfaces where non-fading and extreme durability
is essential. They are particularly suited for finishing wood trim,
trellises, benches, lawn furniture, store fronts, etc. The paint film
flows out easily, without leaving objectionable brush marks, and
dries to a hard surf ace resembling porcelain in texture. The high
gloss and bright colors are retained over an exceptionally long
period of time.
The synthetic vehicle used in the formulation of LIDO TRIM
COLORS provides quick drying, to a tight film that dirt cannot pene-
trate. For this reason the paint job may be washed easily, thus
restoring its original brilliance and sparkle.
The pigments used in preparing KEYSTONE LIDO TRIM COLORS
have been especially selected for high hiding power, and have
been properly balanced for maximum color retention. Prolonged
exposure to the elements will eventually cause a controlled chalk-
ing condition which is the most desirabe way for a paint film to
weather, in order to present a suitable surface for repainting.
In the manufacture of LIDO TRIM COLORS extreme care has
been taken to provide uniformly fine particle size of the pigment,
which enhances gloss and assures an easy flowing product without
pull or drag. Therefore faster application is possible, which
means lower labor cost.
PROPERTIES OF LIDO TRIM COLORS
USES FOR LIDO TRIM COLORS
There are no finer trim paints offered than KEYSTONE LIDO
TRIM COLORS. Among their outstanding properties are :
The exceptional and unique properties of KEYSTONE LIDO
TRIM COLORS make them an ideal finish for :
Ease of application
No objectionable brushmarks
Quick drying
Hard, non-porous surface
Excellent gloss retention
Non-fading
Extreme outside durability
Mildew resistance
NOTE
The lido trim colors may
be intermixed to make any spe-
cial color desired. They are all
compatible with each other, and
may be readily blended.
Exterior Trim
Trellises
Store Fronts
Park Benches
Lawn Furniture
Farm Machinery
Motor Trucks
Marine Work
KEYSTONE LIDO TRIM COLORS
nun lUfUTLi. The surface to be finished must be dry, and free from all
traces of grease, dirt, loose scaling paint, and mildew.
All puttying should be done after the final coat.
Do not paint in damp or frosty weather.
UNPAINTED WOOD SURFACES
Priming Coat — keystone house paint primer sur facer tinted toward
the shade of the final finish by adding one pint of the required lido trim color to
each gallon of keystone house paint primer surfacer. A neutral gray shade
obtained by adding Lamp Black in Oil to keystone house paint primer
surfacer will also prove satisfactory under any color.
Where the finish is to be lido trim color Bright White, keystone house
paint primer surfacer should not be tinted.
Thin the priming coat with a small amount of turpentine if necessary for easy
brushing, allow to dry thoroughly.
Finish Coats — Apply two coats of the desired lido trim color, thinned
slightly with turpentine, if required for easy brushing. Allow 24 hours between
coats for drying.
Note: On small surfaces, such as thin trellis work, furniture, etc., the priming
coat as recommended above may be omitted. Two coats of lido trim color will do
a satisfactory job.
PREVIOUSLY PAINTED SURFACES
If the surface is in good condition and the color change is not too great, one
coat of lido trim color may be applied, although better results will be obtained
I with two coats.
METAL SURFACES
Most metal exposed to the atmosphere is subject to corrosion. Before painting,
all traces of rust should be removed by wire brushing, and wiping off with gasoline
or turpentine. Then apply a priming coat of keystone zinc chromate metal
primer as per directions on the package. When thoroughly dry, follow with two
coats of lido trim color, allowing 24 hours between coats for drying. Thin
slightly with turpentine if necessary for easy brushing.
Cardinal Red Hemlock Green
Cape Cod Blue Rich Brown
ALSO IN BRIGHT WHITE AND JET BLACK
KEYSTONE SUPER WHITE ONE COAT HOUSE PAINT
This extremely white, so^-covering paint has out-
standing durability and weatheWssistance. It is particularly
designed as a one-coat white finish on previously painted
building exteriors in reasonable condition, or as a finish coat
Over KEYSTONE HOUSE PAINT PRIMER SURF ACER on new work,
where a two-coat white job is required.
KEYSTONE SUPER WHITE ONE COAT HOUSE PAINT IS not only
unusually white, but retains this whiteness indefinitely. It is
resistant to sulphur and other fumes that may be in the
atmosphere.
Do not tint this paint, nor add any oils, varnish, or
driers to it.
HOW TO APPLY. The surface to be finished must be dry and
clean. Mix the paint thoroughly and use a good brush.
REPAINT WORK
If the old paint is in good condition, brush off all dirt or
dust and apply a single coat of keystone super white one
coat house paint. Thin slightly with turpentine, only if
necessary.
If parts of the old paint film are peeling or cracking,
remove the paint on these spots by wire brushing or scrap-
ing, make any repairs necessary to exclude moisture in the
future, and touch up these spots with keystone house paint
primer surfacer. Then when thoroughly dry, apply a single
coat of keystone super white one coat house paint over
the entire surface, thinning slightly with turpentine if
necessary.
NEW WORK — TWO COATS
The wood should be dry and seasoned, and all knots
touched up with a thin coat of shellac. Do all puttying after
the priming coat.
1st Coat — keystone house paint primer surfacer
thinned slightly with turpentine if necessary. Allow 48
hours for drying.
2nd Coat — keystone super white one coat house
paint, thinned slightly with turpentine if necessary.
KEYSTONE HOUSE PAINT PRIMER SURFACER
A ready-mixed priming paint
For the best possible two-coat house paint performance
on new or old work, or an outstanding three-coat job, par-
ticularly on new wood hard to paint, use keystone house
paint primer surfaces for the important priming coat.
keystone house paint primer surfacer may be applied
over all new or old wood surfaces — painted or unpainted,
and in good or poor condition. It will provide complete seal-
ing, a proper bond, and a uniform surface for the following
coat or coats of paint.
EXTERIOR PAINTS
The porosity of new wood is extremely irregular, and
varies over its sections of spring and summer growth.
Therefore, when new wood is coated with ordinary paint,
the liquid is absorbed more readily into the summer wood,
and thus produces an uneven surface which is difficult to
repaint, and frequently results in a finished job that is not
uniform in appearance, keystone house paint primer sur-
facer, combining a high pigment content with a specially
processed vehicle, gives necessary hiding and depth of film
while avoiding excessive penetration.
HOW TO APPLY. See that the surface to be finished is dry and
free from all traces of grease and loose dirt. Remove all
loose paint from preceding old coats, and make any struc-
tural repairs necessary to keep out moisture. Stir the^ paint
thoroughly and tint to the approximate shade of the finishing
coat with keystone strictly pure colors in oil, using no
more than one pint to the gallon.
NEW WORK
The wood should be thoroughly dry and seasoned and
all knots and sappy streaks should receive one coat of
shellac brushed out thin. Apply keystone house paint
primer surfacer without thinning. If the paint becomes
heavy while working, thin slightly with turpentine only,
but do not add more than one pint of turpentine to each
gallon of keystone house paint primer surfacer.
OLD WORK
If the previously painted surface is in poor condition,
apply keystone house paint primer surfacer, reduced with
one pint of raw linseed oil to each gallon of paint. If the
previously painted surface is in good condition, proceed as
fur new work.
Caution— Brush out the keystone house paint primer
surfacer to a uniform film. Allow at least 48 hours, and
preferably longer, when this primer is used over yellow
pine, hemlock and cvpress, before applying finishing coats.
Putty all seams and nail holes after the priming coat is dry
and "finish with keystone 100 per cent pure house paint as
directed.
A — If only two coats of paint are to be applied, the
finishing coat should be keystone 100 per cent pure
house paint, applied as received in can.
B — If three coats of paint are to be applied, the sec-
ond coat should be keystone 100 per cent pure
house paint, thinned with one pint of turpentine to
each gallon of paint. The finishing coat to be key-
stone 100 per cent pure house paint as received
in can.
KEYSTONE ALUMINUM HOUSE PAINT
This ready-mixed aluminum paint is specifically formu-
lated for use as a first coater on new wood. It is particularly
recommended for priming Yellow Pine, Douglas Fir, Pon-
derosa Pine, Spruce, and Hemlock. It may also be used as a
primer on repaint work, where the old coatings have worn
away.
Other uses of keystone aluminum house paint would
include single-coat applications on wooden industrial or
farm buildings, and over creosote-stained shingles to pre-
vent the discoloration of following coats of light colored
paint.
HOW TO APPLY. All surfaces to be painted must be dry and
free from dirt, grease and all foreign matter.
REPAINT WORK
All peeling or disintegrated old paint must be removed
by wire brushing or burning off, and in the case of peeling,
which has probably been caused by moisture in back of the
siding, repairs must be made to prevent the entrance of
moisture into the structure, if the peeling is not to recur.
When the surface is in condition to receive paint, apply a
coat of keystone aluminum house paint as received in the
package, although when painting badly weathered surfaces,
the addition of a half pint of boiled linseed oil to each
gallon of keystone aluminum house paint is recommended.
Allow 48 hours for thorough drying, and then apply
tWO COatS Of KEYSTONE IOO PER CENT PURE HOUSE PAINT of
the desired color, thinning the first of these coats with a pint
of turpentine to the gallon, and the second with a small
amount of turpentine, only if necessary for proper brushing.
Allow ample drying time between coats.
KEYSTONE CONCRETE AND BRICK PAINT
This paint, offered in white only, dries to a dull finish,
and is particularly designed for use on the exteriors of con-
crete, stucco, brick and cement buildings, abutments, etc. It
is not intended for use on concrete or cement floors, but
rather as a preserver and beautifier of exposed surfaces as
described.
Because of the high alkalinity sometimes found in these
surfaces, particularly if new, it is recommended that they
first be treated with a solution of 3 lbs. of Zinc Sulphate
Crystals to the gallon of water. Then when dry, the surface
should be dusted off before painting.
KEYSTONE WHITE CONCRETE AND BRICK PAINT may be
tinted if desired, but it is important that alkali-resistant
colors be used.
HOW TO APPLY. All surfaces to be painted should be dry]
and wire-brushed to remove dirt and loose particles. If old
paint is scaling, it must be removed, and the bare spots
touched up with the mixture used for the priming coat.
Allow sufficient time for complete drying between all coats.
KEYSTONE EXTERIOR PAINTS
EYSTONE CONCRETE AND BRICK PAINT - Continued
NEW WORK
1st Coat— A mixture of two parts keystone concrete
and brick paint of the finish color, and one part keystone
concrete sealer, which is a clear, heavy-bodied liquid of
excellent sealing properties.
2nd Coat — keystone concrete and brick paint, thinned
slightly with turpentine if necessary.
PREVIOUSLY PAINTED SURFACES
1st Coat — A mixture of four parts keystone concrete
and brick paint of the finish color, and one part keystone
concrete sealer.
2nd Coat — keystone concrete and brick paint, thinned
slightly with turpentine if necessary.
FOR AN OIL GLOSS FINISH (new or old work)
1st Coat — Equal parts keystone ioo per cent pure
house paint of the shade selected and keystone concrete
sealer.
2nd Coat — keystone ioo per cent pure house paint of
the shade selected, thinned slightly with turpentine if nec-
essary.
PAINTING CEMENT ASBESTOS SIDING
Follow directions as given above for an oil gloss finish.
KEYSTONE ALUMINUM
METAL AND MASONRY PAINT
This ready-mixed aluminum paint dries quickly to a
tough and waterproof film, with a bright, silvery finish that
will give years of protection to the surface. It is specifically
designed for use over weather-exposed metal and other hard
! surfaces, and is suitable for use on interior or exterior brick,
I concrete and stucco, and interior plaster and wood.
This is an ideal finish for farm machinery, silos, wind-
mills, water tanks, ventilators, steel gates, etc. It reflects the
j sun's rays and keeps surface temperatures many degrees
| cooler, so that it is excellent for use on metal or composition
roofs. It has a high light-reflecting value when used inside.
On weather-exposed wood surfaces we recommend the
use of keystone aluminum house paint. For interior-heated
surfaces exceeding 200 0 F., use keystone aluminamel.
I HOW TO APPLY. The surface to be finished must be dry,
clean and free from rust, grease, dirt and old paint scales.
Stir the paint thoroughly before applying, so that the
pigment is completely incorporated, and stir frequently dur-
ing application.
All new or bare metal must be coated with keystone
[zinc chromate metal primer after all rust has been thor-
oughly removed, and before painting with keystone alumi-
num metal and masonry paint.
For best results on outdoor surfaces, use two coats of
keystone aluminum metal and masonry paint.
KEYSTONE ROOF AND BARN PAINT
This paint is offered for use where an exterior finish is
required at a minimum cost. It is particularly recommended
for exterior use on barns, sheds, roofs, fences, silos, and
other surfaces where the more durable and attractive shades
of keystone house paint are not required.
keystone roof and barn paint is available in Red,
Brown, Gray and Moss Green.
HOW TO APPLY. The surface to be painted should be dry,
clean, and in a condition to receive paint.
Apply one or two coats of keystone roof and barn
paint, as required. If a two-coat job is planned, thin the
first coat with a quart of raw linseed oil to the gallon.
Thin keystone roof and barn paint slightly with tur-
pentine only if necessary for proper brushing.
KEYSTONE SCREEN ENAMEL
A durable, full gloss finish for screens, that can easily
be applied without clogging the mesh of the screen.
Screen frames may also be painted with keystone
SCREEN ENAMEL, but KEYSTONE LIDO TRIM COLORS or KEYSTONE
ioo per CENT PURE house paint will generally give better
durability.
HOW TO APPLY. Remove all rust and loose scale with a stiff
brush. Apply keystone screen enamel, thinned slightly with
turpentine or benzine. Brush out well on both sides of the
screen.
Copper screens may be painted, but if the copper color is
desired, apply a coat of keystone clear waterproof spar
varnish, thinned slightly with turpentine.
KEYSTONE ZINC CHROMATE METAL PRIMER
This primer is of the rust inhibitive type and is recom-
mended for use on all interior and exterior metal surfaces,
such as structural steel, storage tanks, bridges, gutters,
leaders, etc. A primer should always be used on bare metal
before applying the finishing coats, as it not only provides
proper adhesion, but also prevents corrosion.
HOW TO APPLY.
NEW WORK
Remove rust and scale on all metal or steel by wire
brushing or sandpapering. Remove dirt and grease and oil
by washing with benzine. Treat galvanized iron with a solu-
tion of 8 ounces copper sulphate to the gallon of warm
water, and allow to dry thoroughly.
When the surface has been prepared as above, apply a
COat of KEYSTONE ZINC CHROMATE METAL PRIMER, thinned
slightly with turpentine and brushed out well. Then follow
with one or two coats of the desired finishing material
(Keystone House Paint, Lido Trim Color, etc., on exterior
surfaces, and any interior Keystone Finish on interior
work.) Allow time for complete drying between coats.
OLD WORK
Remove all rust spots by wirebrushing or sandpapering.
Remove oil, grease or dirt by washing with benzine.
When the surface is dry and clean, touch up all bare
spots and places from which rust has been removed, with
keystone zinc chromate primer. Then when these touched-
up spots are thoroughly dry, follow with one or two coats
of the required finishing material.
KEYSTONE BRICK RED PASTE PAINT
A paste paint of true red brick color which, when
reduced according to directions, forms a solid covering, dur-
able finish for exterior brick surfaces.
Unpainted brick becomes unsightly with age, and ab-
sorbs up to 20% of water by volume — causing interior paint
difficulties, dampness in the structure, and loss of heating
efficiency, keystone red brick paste paint, applied as
directed, not only beautifies the surface, but seals it against
moisture and preserves it.
HOW TO APPLY. The surface to be finished must be dry, and
all dirt or loose particles removed by wire brushing.
keystone brick red paste paint can be thinned to pro-
duce either a flat or gloss finish, as follows :
1st Coat — Gloss or Flat Finish
1 gallon Keystone Brick Red Paste Paint
1% gallons boiled linseed oil
1/16 gallon Japan Drier
2nd Coat — Gloss Finish
1 gallon Keystone Brick Red Paste Paint
i x /2 gallons boiled linseed oil
1/16 gallon Japan Drier
2nd Coat— Flat Finish
1 gallon Keystone Brick Red Paste Paint
gallon turpentine
1/64 gallon Japan Drier
On previously painted surfaces in good condition, a
single coat, as per the second coat specifications above, will
usually produce satisfactory results.
KEYSTONE No. 845 TRAFFIC PAINT
This material, available in White and Yellow, stands
up under severe weather and traffic conditions. It is ideal for
highway marking, or for use around gas stations, garages,
driveways, etc.
keystone 845 traffic paint may be thinned with
naphtha, gasoline, or turpentine, and sets up so that it is not
picked up by traffic within one hour.
FOR FLOORS, DECKS AND PORCHES OF WOOD AND CONCRETE
DEGRAH FLOOR and DECK ENAMEL
Degrah Floor and Deck Enamel makes floors gleam
anew and stay beautiful because its tough, resistant film will take
real punishment . . . withstand oils and alkalis . . . hot and cold
water . . . constant wear. Use it for complete satisfaction.
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It is as important to select the highest quality floor and deck
enamel as it is to select the best tires for an automobile. Both
must stand up under the elements, constant friction, and wear.
The life of a floor surface depends greatly on the character of
the finish used.
Degrah Floor and Deck Enamel is the ideal finish for all
exterior and interior floor surfaces of wood or concrete ... in
homes, garages, factories, public buildings, hospitals, hotels, and
wherever a protective, durable floor coating is required.
Degrah Floor and Deck Enamel is also an excellent
finish for dadoes, sash, elevator grills and handrails.
Degrah Floor and Deck Enamel brushes easily, covers!
solidly, and flows out smoothly . . . drying to a durable, high glossj
film that is resistant to both abrasion and the weather.
Floor surfaces, properly prepared and coated with DEGRAH
Floor and Deck Enamel will be protected and beautified for a
maximum length of time. The ten colors in which DEGRAH FLOOR
AND DECK ENAMEL is offered allow the user to select a color that
will harmonize with furnishings, when used on inside floors, and!
will blend perfectly with the general appearance of the exterior
of the home when applied to porch floors.
Degrah Floor and Deck Enamel, when used on concrete
floors, will prevent them from dusting, and forms a coating that
is elastic and durable as well as waterproof.
EYSTONE DEGRAH FLOOR and DECK ENAMEL
Green Mahogany
Walnut Tile Red
Also in Black
HOW TO APPLY: All surfaces to be finished must be dry, and free
from all traces of dirt, grease, wax, or polish.
Wood surfaces should be reasonably smooth. New concrete
or cement should be allowed to age for at least four weeks, and
treated with a solution of a pint of muriatic acid to a gallon of
water, before painting. The solution may be applied to the surface
by a large brush, allowed to dry, then washed with clear water
and allowed to dry again, before painting is started.
All traces of grease, wax, or polish should be removed from
the surface with gasoline or naphtha, and the surface then washed
with a neutral soap solution and clear water.
Do not apply DEGRAH FLOOR AND DECK ENAMEL in cold,
damp, or excessively humid weather. These conditions retard the
drying of all finishes.
Use a black bristle brush for painting, and apply the material
in thin, uniform coats. Thick films of paint result in slow and
uneven drying.
Stir the enamel thoroughly. Pour half the contents of the
can into another package. Stir the remaining part from the bot-
tom until uniform, and continue stirring while pouring back the
part poured off. Also stir from time to time during application.
Allow time for complete drying between coats.
TWO COAT OR NEW WORK
ht Coat — Degrah Floor and Deck Enamel thinned with
one quart of turpentine to the gallon.
2nd Coat — Degrah Floor and Deck Enamel thinned with
one pint of turpentine to the gallon.
PREVIOUSLY FINISHED SURFACES
If the surface is in good condition and the color change is
not too great, one coat of Degrah Floor and Deck Enamel may
prove sufficient. The material may be thinned slightly with tur-
pentine, if necessary, for easy brushing.
FOR INTERIOR WALLS, CEILINGS AND WOODWOR*
ONE COAT FLAT FINISH
A new standard in wall paints - designed for the discriminating user
This paint is intended for use on all interior plaster, wallboard, masonry and
wood surfaces, as well as for metal ceilings, radiators, and over calcimine, wall-
paper, Sanitas, burlap, wall cloths or embossed wall coverings. It is a washable,
priceless, self-sealing oil base flat paint, with easy brushing, excellent leveling
and solid covering characteristics.
One COQt covers — One coat of kbYSTOMA one coat flat finish, properly
applied, will take care of any normal color change.
Velvety Texture — keystona one coat flat finish dries to a rich low
sheen so desirable for interior wall and ceiling decoration.
Easy brushing — Controlled penetration not only permits easy application
over porous surfaces — such as new plaster, previously flat painted surfaces, wall-
paper and calcimine — but makes a priming coat unnecessary except where unusual
conditions prevail.
Washable — The tightness of the film formed by keystona one coat flat
finish prevents deep penetration of dirt or stains, and the surface may readily
be renewed by washing with mild soap and water.
Excellent Color retention — The brilliant white-
ness of KEYSTONA ONE COAT FLAT FINISH White and its
excellent color retention in tints are due to the exclusive
method of processing the pure linseed oil binder.
Mild odor — The pungent odor typical of flat wall
paints during the drying period is not present in keystona
ONE COAT FLAT FINISH.
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KEYSTONA
ONE COAT FLAT FINISH
may be used as a
FLAT ENAMEL
Economical — The self priming and high hiding char-
acteristics of KEYSTONA ONE COAT FLAT FINISH Save time,
labor and material. A gallon of keystona one coat flat
FINISH will spread over 700 square feet of surface.
on woodwork where a shade
mafching the wall surfaces
desired.
SUGGESTED COLOR COMBINATIONS
Although the present trend is toward the use of matching colors on walls
woodwork, we list below some contrasting combinations for those who pre
this treatment.
Walls Woodwork Ceilings
Ocean Green Celadon Green Pale Ivory
Jonquil Maplewood ....White
Pale Ivory Cream White
Celadon Green Cream White
Dusty Blue White White
Dawn Dawn Dusty Blue
Peach.. Peach.. Pale Ivory
Pottery Blue. White... White
KEYSTONA ONE COAT FLAT FINISH, KEYSTONA SATI
sheen finish and keystona gloss finish are offered
matching colors so that all color combinations are availab
to the Keystona user in three degrees of gloss.
YES — PAINT OVER WALLPAPER!
Wallpaper can easily be painted with keystona 01*
coat flat finish — , and a single coat will hide the pap
if the color change is not too great. Of course, the pap
must adhere tightly to the wall — and a section should
tested to see if the wallpaper colors bleed. If so, the pap
cannot be painted . . . For a stipple finish, use keysto?
stippling flat white, which may be tinted to any i
quired pastel shade with strictly pure colors in oil.
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KEYSTONA ONE COAT FLAT FINISH
HOW TO APPLY: The surface to be finished must be dry and free from all traces
of grease or loose dirt. Mix keystona one coat flat finish thoroughly, and
thin to brushing consistency with turpentine or mineral spirits.
NEW SURFACES
New plaster should be allowed to age for six months before painting. When
this is not possible, the plaster may be treated with a solution of two pounds of
Zinc Sulphate Crystals to the gallon of water. Apply this solution with a sponge,
and when dry, brush off any loose crystals remaining on the surface. The paint may
then be applied.
Metal surfaces should be primed with keystone zinc chromate metal
primer. Follow directions on the label.
Other surfaces, including wall board, wood, wallpaper and calcimine require
no preparation.
After preparing the surface, as directed above, apply a single coat of keystona
one COAT flat finish thinned to brushing consistency.
When a two coat job is planned, the first coat may be either keystona one
coat flat finish, or a mixture of equal parts of keystona one coat flat
finish and keystona clear primer sealer. When dry, apply a finish coat of
keystona one coat flat finish.
PREVIOUSLY PAINTED SURFACES
A single coat of keystona one coat flat finish will produce excellent
results on any previously painted surface in good condition.
Paint that is peeling should be removed. Plaster cracks may be filled with
putty made from this paint and Whiting. The patched spots should be sandpapered
and a thin coat of shellac applied. These places should then be touched up with
; keystona one coat flat finish and when the paint has set, a single coat of
keystona one coat flat finish, thinned to brushing consistency, should be
applied over the entire surface.
CAUTION
Do not add linseed oil, varnish or flatting oil to this paint, except as directed
jfor priming work. If required, tint with pure colors in oil to light shades only.
[For medium or deep shades, mix with keystona flat finish primary colors,
lor keystona flat finish theme colors.
When painting over wallpaper, be certain that the paper adheres tightly to
the surface. Test a section to see if the wallpaper colors bleed. If so, this paper can-
not be painted.
313 Jonquil
307 Pale Ivory
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316 Potter/ Blue
3Q Ocean Green
314 Misty Peach
26 Cream
14 Maplewood
315 Celadon Green
311 Dawn
312 Dusty Blue
Also in White
FLAT FINISH PRIMARY COLORS
The KEYSTONA FLAT FINISH PRIMARY COLORS are offered to
master painters, interior decorators, artists and others who wish
to create distinctive colors and tints according to individual
preference.
The four colors — Yellow, Vermilion, Maroon and Blue —
solve the problem of producing satisfactory flat paints in deep
shades and solid colors. By intermixing these four colors in vary-
ing amounts, with or without the addition of White, any desired
color may be obtained or matched, and the resulting mixture
is typically KEYSTONA FLAT FINISH — ready for use, perfectly
balanced, and easy to apply.
The KEYSTONA FLAT FINISH PRIMARY COLORS have been care-
fully selected for color compatability and permanence to light,
assuring non-fading even where the paint film may be exposed
to direct sunlight. They may be added to or mixed with KEYSTONA
ONE COAT FLAT WHITE, or any of the shades and colors of
KEYSTONA ONE COAT FLAT FINISH and the KEYSTONA FLAT
FINISH THEME COLORS.
The KEYSTONA FLAT FINISH PRIMARY COLORS may also be
mixed with KEYSTONA SATIN SHEEN FINISH or KEYSTONA GLOSS
FINISH, and if used in the proportion of not more than a pint or
quart to the gallon respectively, will not affect the sheen of the
final finish.
MIXING POPULAR COLORS
Greens The complete range of greens may be obtained by
blending Primary Blue and Primary Yellow in vary-
ing proportions. The resultant colors are extremely
vivid, and may be grayed or toned down by the addi-
tion of small amounts of Primary Vermilion, where
desired.
Mix Primary Yellow and Primary Vermilion for
varying shades of yellows and oranges. To tone down
or gray these colors, add small amounts of Primary
Blue or Primary Maroon.
Mixtures of Primary Blue and Primary Maroon will
produce varying shades of purples and orchids, but
as the resulting mixtures will be extremely dark, it
will usually be found necessary to add KEYSTONA ONE
COAT FLAT WHITE to these mixtures to make practical
shades.
Browns Browns are mixtures of green and red. Therefore,
varying proportions of Primary Blue, Primary Yel-
low, and Primary Maroon will produce a series of
colors ranging all the way from olive green to deep
reddish browns.
Reds Mixtures of Primary Maroon and Primary Ver-
milion will produce various deep reds, and of course!
the reduction of these mixtures with different propor-j
tions of KEYSTONA ONE COAT FLAT WHITE will formj
pink and rose shades.
Yellows
and
Oranges
Purples
and
Orchids
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KEYSTONA FLAT FINISH PRIMARY COLORS
Primary Yellow
Primary Vermilion
Primary Maroon
Primary Blue
HOW TO APPLY: The surface to be finished must be dry and free
from all traces of grease or loose dirt. New plaster walls require
aging for six months, or when this is not possible, a treatment
with a solution of two pounds of zinc sulphate crystals to one
gallon of water is required. Apply this solution with a sponge, and
when dry, brush off all loose crystals remaining on the surface.
Previously painted surfaces should be inspected for defects.
Remove paint that is peeling; fill in plaster cracks in the custom-
ary manner. The patched spots should be sandpapered and a thin
coat of shellac applied.
APPLICATION — The number of coats required for a
perfect job depends largely upon the color selected. The pure
Primary Colors, because of their brilliant shades, require three
coats. Intermixed and pastel shades containing White, show a
greater hiding power than the individual colors from which the
mixes are obtained, and two coats may be sufficient.
For best results, it is absolutely necessary to provide a perfect
priming coat, which should be a mixture of:
1st Coat — Equal parts KEYSTONA FLAT FINISH of selecte
shade and KEYSTONA CLEAR PRIMER SEALER.
This should dry with a semi-gloss appearance, and if fl
spots appear, touch these up with the same mixture and allow 1
dry overnight. Then finish as below:
2nd Coat — 3 parts KEYSTONA FLAT FINISH of the selecte
Shade, 1 part KEYSTONA CLEAR PRIMER SEALER.
3rd Coat — KEYSTONA FLAT FINISH of selected color, thinne
only with turpentine to provide easy brushing.
If the color change is not too great, the second coat show
above may be omitted.
Allow time for thorough drying between coats.
Note: Modern decorative effects, employing the deep an
unusual colors obtained by intermixing the KEYSTONA FLA
FINISH PRIMARY COLORS with or without the addition of oth(
Keystona Flat Finishes, frequently require the use of these colo;
in a semi-gloss finish on some surfaces. When a low semi-glo
finish is desired, this may be readily obtained by adding a qua
of KEYSTONE CLEAR WATERPROOF SPAR VARNISH to each gallon (
any KEYSTONA FLAT FINISH mixture.
FLAT F
These carefully chosen and modern decorators' colors are
offered primarily for those who wish to use the more popular of
today's rich wall and ceiling tones, without the necessity of inter-
mixing basic colors, as required by the various deep color flat
paint systems on the market.
Each of the KEYSTONA FLAT FINISH THEME COLORS is a ready
mixed, easy to apply, perfectly balanced oil base flat finish —
suitable for use on all interior wall, ceiling and trim surfaces.
Should variations of these colors be desired, they may readily
be obtained. To lighten, add KEYSTONA ONE COAT FLAT WHITE
— to deepen, brighten, or shade, use KEYSTONA FLAT FINISH
PRIMARY COLORS.
In addition to their use as ready mixed flat finishes in the
colors shown, or variations of these, the KEYSTONA FLAT FINISH
THEME COLORS are highly suitable for tinting of KEYSTONA ONE
COAT FLAT FINISH. They are entirely compatible with both this
material and the KEYSTONA FLAT FINISH PRIMARY COLORS.
FOR INTERIOR WALLS, CEILINGS AND WOOD TRIM
INISH THEME COLORS
The KEYSTONA FLAT FINISH THEME COLORS may also be used
for tinting KEYSTONA SATIN SHEEN FINISH and KEYSTONA GLOSS
FINISH, as the materials mix readily. When the addition of the
KEYSTONA FLAT FINISH THEME COLORS is in the proportion of no
more than one pint to each gallon of the other products, the sheen !
of the final finish will not be affected. A larger proportion of
KEYSTONA FLAT FINISH THEME COLORS in the mix will result in.
some loss of sheen, depending upon the amount added.
The addition of a quart of KEYSTONE CLEAR WATERPROOF
SPAR VARNISH to the gallon of KEYSTONA FLAT FINISH THEME
COLORS, or any KEYSTONA FLAT FINISH custom mixture, will pro-
duce a low semi-gloss finish that is highly suitable for use on
wood trim or other surfaces where a medium sheen is desired. j
It must be recognized that deep shades of flat paint tend toj
show up surface imperfections, and it is necessary that a tight,:
non-absorbent surface be obtained before the finish coat 1
applied. For this reason, the surface should be properly prepared
and a two coat job planned. We would not recommend KEYSTONA^
FLAT FINISH THEME COLORS or any flat paints of this color deptH
for one coat work.
KEYSTONA
FLAT
Chinese Lime
Cameo Brown
Cedar Rose
Victorian Green
8,ue S P fUce Flemish Blue
Also in Medium Black
INISH THEME COLORS
HOW TO APPLY: The surface to be finished must be dry and f n
from all traces of grease or loose dirt. New plaster walls requii
ageing for six months, or when this is not possible, a treatmei
with a solution of two pounds of zinc sulphate crystals to or
gallon of water is required. Apply this solution with a sponge, an
when dry, brush off all loose crystals remaining on the surfac
Previously painted surfaces should be inspected for defect
Remove paint that is peeling; fill in plaster cracks in the custorr
ary manner. The patched spots should be sandpapered and a thi
coat of shellac applied.
APPLICATION — The number of coats required for
perfect job is somewhat dependent on the depth of the color usee
Intermixed light or pastel shades containing White show greate
hiding power than the individual colors from which the mix*
are obtained. Two coats will generally prove very satisfactory
although on poor surfaces or where these colors have bee
deepened, three coats would be preferable. One coat is not t
be recommended.
For best results, it is absolutely necessary to provide a perfec
priming coat, which should be a mixture of:
1st Coat — Equal parts KEYSTONA FLAT FINISH of selecte<
shade and KEYSTONA CLEAR PRIMER SEALER.
This should dry with a semi-gloss appearance, and if fla
spots appear, touch these up with the same mixture and allow t<
dry overnight. Then finish as below:
2nd Coat — 3 parts KEYSTONA FLAT FINISH of the selectee
shade, 1 part KEYSTONA CLEAR PRIMER SEALER.
3rd Coat — KEYSTONA FLAT FINISH of selected color, thinnec
only with turpentine to provide easy brushing.
Where the surface is in reasonable condition, and the coloi
change is not too great, the second coat shown above may b<
omitted.
Allow time for thorough drying between coats.
A superior, washable finish for general interior decorative
use. The product name describes perfectly the finish obtained —
a pleasing, soft gloss, dignified and restful.
KEYSTONA SATIN SHEEN FINISH covers solidly, and no par-
ticular skill is required to do a job free from brush marks, laps
and sags. It forms an extremely elastic, durable coating that will
not crack or chip, and may be cleaned with mild soap and water
as often as necessary.
KEYSTONA SATIN SHEEN FINISH is ideal for use in the home,
apartments, hospitals, schools, office buildings, or industrial
plants, as it combines beauty with cleanliness in an interesting
finish that throws no irritating glare under light.
SUGGESTED COLOR COMBINATIONS
Although the present trend is toward the use of matching
colors on walls and woodwork, we list below some contrasting
combinations for those who prefer this treatment:
WALLS WOODWORK CEILINGS
Ocean Green Celadon Green Pale Ivory
Jonquil Maplewood White
Pale Ivory Cream White
Celadon Green Cream White
Dusty Blue White White
Dawn Dawn Dusty Blue
Peach Peach Pale Ivory
Pottery Blue White White
Note — KEYSTONA ONE COAT FLAT FINISH, KEYSTONA SATIN
SHEEN FINISH, and KEYSTONA GLOSS FINISH are offered in match-
ing colors so that all color combinations are available to the
Keystona user in three degrees of gloss.
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A RICH, SOFT GLOSS FOR WALLS AND WOODWORK
SHEEN FINISH
SPECIAL SHADES
KEYSTONA SATIN SHEEN FINISH may be tinted to any re-
quired light Shade with KEYTONE STRICTLY PURE COLORS IN OIL.
KEYSTONA SATIN SHEEN FINISH is also compatible with both
the KEYSTONA FLAT FINISH PRIMARY COLORS and the KEYSTONA]
FLAT FINISH THEME COLORS, so that these materials can be used,
as tinting agents if desired. However, as any semi-gloss finish is)
affected in sheen by the addition of flat paint, we would not recom-
mend adding more than a pint of either of these flat finishes to the
gallon of KEYSTONA SATIN SHEEN FINISH, if its pleasing semi-
gloss effect is to be retained.
Important
KEYSTONA SATIN SHEEN FINISH is intended for inside wor
only and should not be used on exterior surfaces.
For radiators, hot pipes, etc., use EDELVICE EGGSHELL ENAME
in white, or tinted to any desired light shade.
The priming coat is the foundation of any paint job, exterior
or interior. Do not use gloss oil or glue size as a priming coat
under KEYSTONA SATIN SHEEN FINISH as difficulties will develop
after the work has been done. Gloss Oil or glue size are not suit-
able as primers under any oil paint.
Frequently wall surfaces, particularly new plaster, hav
traces of free lime or alkali present. This can usually be neutral-
ized by the application of vinegar, but if severe, a wash coat ofl
two pounds of zinc sulphate crystals to the gallon of water should
be used. This wash coat should be allowed to dry thoroughly and
any deposit remaining on the surface brushed off before thel
application of the priming coat.
KEYSTONA SATIN SHEEN FINISH
HOW TO APPLY: See that the surface to be finished is dry and free from all
traces of grease or loose dirt.
All woodwork should be sandpapered smooth.
Metal work should be wire-brushed and all rust removed. Plaster walls
should be prepared by cutting out all cracks and filling well with putty made from
keystona flat finish and Whiting.
Mix thoroughly. The easiest way to do this is to pour off half the contents
of the can and stir up the remainder. Then slowly add the amount poured off,
mixing thoroughly meanwhile.
When using keystona satin sheen finish in the tints, the undercoats
should be of approximately the same shade as the final finish.
When more than one coat is to be applied, each coat should be allowed to
dry thoroughly and should be sandpapered lightly before the application of the
succeeding coat.
ONE COAT WORK
Use keystona satin sheen finish as it comes in the can, thinned with
turpentine if necessary.
TWO COAT WORK
Priming Coat — Two parts of keystona satin sheen finish and one
part of keystona clear primer sealer mixed thoroughly.
Second Coat — keystona satin sheen finish as it comes in the can thinned
with turpentine if necessary.
THREE COAT WORK
Priming Coat — Half keystona flat finish of a similar shade and half
keystona clear primer sealer mixed thoroughly.
Second Coat — keystona satin sheen finish as it comes in the can thinned
with one pint of turpentine to the gallon.
Third Coat — keystona satin sheen finish as it comes in the can thinned
with turpentine if necessary.
NEW WOODWORK
For this we recommend the use of superflow enamel undercoat, tinted
to approximately the shade of the final coat, for the priming coat. In two coat
work, the second coat should be the same as shown in two coat work above, or,
if three coats are desired, follow the priming coat with the second and third coats
as outlined under three coat work above.
Jonquil
Pale Ivory
Pottery Blue
Ocean Green
Misty Peach
Cream
Maplewood
Celadon Green
Dawn
Dusty Blue
Also in White
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DURABLE AND WASH A B LE—FOR WALLS AND WOODWORK
GLOSS FINISH
This enamel-like gloss finish imparts a high lustre to woodwork throughout
the home, and to walls of kitchens, pantries and bathrooms — or wherever high
light reflection and washability are desired. It meets all demands for a superior,
washable, non-absorbent gloss paint for interiors.
Easily applied, without brush marks or laps, keystona gloss finish covers
solidly, and dries to a hard, durable film from which dirt, grease, oil and all
marks are readily removed by washing with mild soap when necessary.
keystona gloss finish is ideal for walls and woodwork in stores, office
buildings, public institutions and industrial plants where light reflection and wash-
ability are essential.
SUGGESTED COLOR COMBINATIONS
Although the present trend is toward matching colors on walls and wood-
work, we list below some contrasting combinations for those who prefer this
treatment.
WALLS
WOODWORK
CEILINGS
Ocean Green
Celadon Green
Pale Ivory
Jonquil
Maple wood
White
Pale Ivory
Cream
White
Celadon Green
Cream
White
Dusty Blue
White
White
Dawn
Dawn
Dusty Blue
Peach
Peach
Pale Ivory
Pottery Blue
White
White
Note KEYSTONA ONE COAT FLAT FINISH, KEYSTONA SATIN SHEEN FINISH ,
and keystona GLOSS finish are offered in matching colors so that all color com -
binations are available to the Keystona user in three degrees of gloss .
SPECIAL SHADES
keystona gloss finish may be tinted to any required light shade with
KEYSTONE STRICTLY PURE COLORS IN OIL.
keystona gloss finish is also compatible with both keystona flat finish]
primary colors and the keystona flat finish theme colors. Due to the;
particular formulation and sharp gloss of keystona gloss finish, either of these :
flat paints may be added to it in any proportion up to a quart to the gallon, without]
noticeably impairing the gloss of the final job.
Important
keystona gloss finish is intended for inside work only and should not be
used on exterior surfaces.
For radiators, hot pipes, etc., use edelvice gloss finish in "White, or tinted
to any desired light shade.
\ The priming coat is the foundation of any paint job, exterior or interior.
Do not use gloss oil or glue size as a priming coat under keystona gloss finish
as difficulties will develop after the work has been done. Gloss Oil or glue size are
not suitable as primers under any oil paint.
Frequently, wall surfaces, particularly new plaster, have traces of free lime
or alkali present. This can usually be neutralized by the application of vinegar, but
if severe, a wash coat of two pounds of zinc sulphate crystals to the gallon of j
water should be used. This wash coat should be allowed to dry thoroughly and
any deposit remaining on the surface brushed off before the application of the
priming coat.
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KEYSTONA
Jonquil
Pale Ivory
Pottery Blue
Ocean Green
Misty Peach
Cream
Maplewood
Celadon Green
Dawn
Dusty Blue
Also in White
GLOSS FINISH
HOW TO APPLY: See that the surface to be finished is dry and free from all
traces of grease and loose dirt.
All woodwork should be sandpapered smooth.
Metal work should be wire brushed and all rust removed and plaster walls
should be prepared by cutting out all cracks and filling well with putty made
from keystona flat finish and Whiting.
Mix thoroughly. The easiest way to do this is to pour off half the contents
of the can and stir up the remainder. Then slowly add the amount poured off,
mixing thoroughly meanwhile.
When using keystona gloss finish in the tints, the undercoats should be
of approximately the same shade as the final finish.
When more than one coat is to be applied, each coat should be allowed to dry
thoroughly and should be sandpapered lightly before the application of the
succeeding coat.
ONE COAT WORK
Use keystona gloss finish as it comes in the can.
TWO COAT WORK
Priming Coat — Half keystona flat finish of a similar shade, and half
keystona clear primer sealer, or keystona pigmented primer sealer
tinted to the approximate shade of the finish coat.
Second Coat — keystona gloss finish as it comes in the can.
THREE COAT WORK
Priming Coat — Half keystona flat finish of a similar shade, and half
keystona clear primer sealer, or keystona pigmented primer sealer
tinted to the approximate shade of the finish coat.
Second Coat — Half keystona flat finish of a similar shade and half
keystona gloss finish thoroughly mixed.
Third Coat — keystona gloss finish as it comes in the can.
NEW WOODWORK
First Coat — super flow enamel undercoat tinted to approximately the
shade of the finish coat.
Second Coat — keystona gloss finish as it conies in the can.
If an intermediate coat is desired it should consist of equal parts of super-
flow enamel undercoat and keystona gloss finish.
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INTERIOR PAINTS
OTHER THAN THOSE SHOWN
ELSEWHERE IN THIS BOOK
KEYSTONA EGGSHELL FINISH (WHITE)
For walls and ceilings
This important member of the Keystona family produces a finish having a
slight sheen, which may be described as higher than a flat, and less than a satin
sheen or semi-gloss. It is unusually white, has outstanding light-reflecting value,
and shows a very high spreading rate.
keystona eggshell finish may be applied by brush or spray, and may
be tinted to light shades with keystone strictly pure colors in oil. It should
not be used in the preparation of medium or deep shades.
HOW TO APPLY: The surface to be finished must be dry and free from all traces
of grease or loose dirt. Plaster walls and ceilings should be prepared by cutting out
all cracks, and filling with putty made from this paint and whiting. Sandpaper
all rough spots on plaster except sand finish plastering. Mix the paint thoroughly.
Do not coat wet plaster. Permit it to dry first.
NEW OR PREVIOUSLY PAINTED PLASTER
Priming Coat — The priming coat should consist of a mixture of equal parts
of KEYSTONA EGGSHELL FINISH, and KEYSTONA CLEAR PRIMER SEALER, thinned if
necessary with a small amount of turpentine. This coat should dry with a semi-
gloss appearance.- If burned or flat spots appear after the priming coat has dried
24 hours, touch up these spots with the same mixture, and allow the surface to
again dry 24 hours, keystona c. p. pigmented primer may also be used as a
priming coat when applied in accordance with directions on the can.
Finish Coat— After the priming coat is thoroughly dry, apply a coat of
keystona eggshell finish, reduced with sufficient turpentine to eliminate
brush marks.
Allow at least 24 hours between coats.
• • •
KEYSTONA CLEAR PRIMER SEALER \
A clear, alkali-proof material that should be mixed with the finishing paint
for first coat work on interior wall and ceiling surfaces. Such a mixture will form
a durable, elastic film that is resistant to the free alkali ever present in new plaster
or cement, and will not be affected by slight dampness. It will adhere to, and
completely seal the surface, providing a uniform foundation for the subsequent coat.
HOW TO APPLY: FLAT FINISH ON NEW OR PREVIOUSLY PAINTED WALL SURFACES ~ I
Prepare walls. See that all cracks are cut out and well filled wSh' piu>.y
made from keystona flat finish of the desired shade an A whiting. Sandpaper
all rough spots on plaster, except sand finish plastering. D^not,J^der any cir-
cumstances, coat wet plaster. Permit it to dry first. /
Priming Coat — For new work or^over previously flat pa^edRur faces, apply
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a priming coat of a mixture of equal parts of keystona flat finish of thd
desired shade and keystona clear primer sealer, thinned slightly with turj
pentine if necessary. This coat should dry with a semi-gloss appearance. If burned
or flat spots appear after the priming coat has dried 24 hours, touch up these spotsj
with the same mixture used for priming, and allow the surface to again dryj
24 hours.
Finishing Coats — After priming coat is thoroughly dry, apply a coat of
keystona flat finish reduced with turpentine, to eliminate brush marks. If an
intermediate coat is required, apply a mixture of three parts of keystona flat
finish and one part of keystona clear primer sealer.
Allow time for complete drying between coats.
KEYSTONA C. P. PIGMENTED PRIMER SEALER (WHITE)
keystona c. p. pigmented primer sealer is a ready mixed first coater fo
application over unfinished or previously finished plaster, wood or metal interio
surfaces. It may be tinted to light shades with Colors in Oil, but excessive amount
will decrease the sealing properties. This primer is exceptionally efficient k
covering fire cracks, and unique in that it may be recoated before the film i
thoroughly dry and will not cause cracking of flat paint applied over it. Thi
feature is of interest on new plaster walls where slow drying of the primer i
usually experienced, and also provides fast painting schedules where a primin
coat and finish coat must be applied the same day.
HOW TO APPLY: All surfaces must be clean. Any trace of grease, wax or polis
should be removed with naphtha, and the surface washed with a neutral soa
solution and clean water. Mix this paint thoroughly.
NEW PLASTER
While this primer may be applied over a plaster surface which is not com
plefely dry, it is recommended that sufficient time for drying of the plaster b
allowed before painting is started. If the plaster surface is alkaline due to in
sufficient aging, treat with a solution of 2 lbs. of zinc sulphate in one gallon o
water, brushing off completely from the surface any crystals forming on th
drying of the solution.
PREVIOUSLY FLAT PAINTED PLASTER
Cracks should be cut out and filled in the proper manner. These patch
should then be touched up with a thin coat of shellac. Then apply the Primer an
if, upon drying, flat spots appear, touch up these spots with another coat of Prime
A&Ay this Primer thinned to application consistency with mineral spirits. Do no
add raw linseed oil, varnish, gloss paint, enamels or other paint, or else crackin
may result.
The finishing coat or coats may be any of the Keystona interior finishes,
desired, and should be applied in accordance with the directions on the packa
EDELVICE NON-YELLOWING WHITE ENAMEL
EDELVICE ENAMEL is a superior architectural enamel of high hiding
power, perfect flow and dries to an unusual surface-hard finish. It is free from
"after yellowing" and can be used on heated surfaces, such as radiators.
The smooth surface does not catch dust, and is not stained easily by fumes or
grime. The finish can be cleaned by w T iping.
EDELVICE ENAMEL is recommended for exterior and interior surfaces,
including interior trim, kitchen and hospital furniture, bathroom fixtures, etc. Its
waterproof qualities make it an excellent outside finish for garden furniture, boats,
etc. It is not recommended for use as a house paint.
EDELVICE ENAMEL is made in Gloss and Eggshell Finish, and each in
Pure White and Blue White. The Pure White may be tinted to any light shade
with KEYSTONE STRICTLY PURE COLORS INT OIL.
HOW TO APPLY: The surface to be finished must be free from wax, grease, oil or
lloose dirt, and also smooth. Use medium fine sandpaper before starting the work
land also between coats. Dust the surface thoroughly and wipe with a damp cloth.
Avoid unnecessary dust conditions during drying of the enamel.
When repairs to plaster walls are necessary, fill cracks with plaster of Paris
land apply a thin coat of shellac.
Stir the enamel thoroughly, and reduce with pure turpentine to good brushing
jconsistency. For tinting, use pure colors in oil.
NEW WOOD SURFACES
Apply a coat of shellac, sandpaper lightly, and follow with two coats of
Iedelvice enamel. If the surface to be painted requires building up for a full finish,
iluse keystone sl* per flow enamel undercoat for the first coat. In using
Iedelvice enamel eggshell finish, two coats of enamel are preferable, omitting
■he superflow enamel undercoat.
NEW PLASTER SURFACES
Apply a priming coat of equal parts keystona flat finish and keystona
ci. far primer sealer. Allow to dry and proceed as for new 7 wood surfaces.
PREVIOUSLY PAINTED SURFACES
Apply one or two coats of edelvice enamel if surface to be painter] is
[■properly sealed. Previously flat finished walls require priming as directed under
Mew Plaster Surfaces.
EXTERIOR METAL SURFACES
Prime with keystone zinc chromate metal primer and finish with two
(coatS of EDELVICE ENAMEL.
NON-YELLOWING WHITE ENAMEL
SUPERFLOW ENAMEL UNDERCOAT
SUPERFLOW ENAMEL UNDERCOAT
superflow enamel undercoat is the ideal priming coat for enamels. It is
suitable for use on unpainted wood and plaster, or on previously painted, varnished
or enameled surfaces that are to be reflnished.
It embodies the properties which are necessary in a correct foundation coat,
namely :
1 . Solid covering.
2. Levelling of brushmarks.
3. Easy brushing.
4. Minimum absorption into the surface coated.
5. Complete and rapid setting and drying.
6. A hard and elastic film that will not absorb enamels.
7. Adequate bond.
8. Easy sanding, if required.
9. Sufficient surface build-up.
The most desirable surface for enamel coats is a hard drying, elastic paint film
with a semi-gloss finish. If the appearance is uniform, it is an indication that the
surface is sealed, superflow enamel undercoat furnishes this type of surface.
Why an enamel undercoat should be used
Contrary to past belief, a coat of flat paint does not constitute a satisfactory
priming coat for enamels. Flat paints are somewhat porous, and absorb some of the
liquid portion of the enamel, with resultant dulling of the film. Furthermore, varia-
tions in porosity of the surface cannot be readily noticed, and such suction spots may
cause an uneven finish in the completed job.
The mixing of flat paint and enamel to form an enamel undercoat is also unsat-
isfactory, as it is difficult to obtain uniformity of the mix.
HOW TO APPLY: All surfaces to be finished must be clean. Remove any traces of
oil or grease with turpentine or gasoline, wash off with soapy water, rinse and
allow T to dry thoroughly.
New woodwork, if open grained, should first be filled with paste wood filler,
according to directions, and sanded when dry. Otherwise, sanding will be sufficient.
Previously finished wood surfaces generally require only a light sanding.
Thin superflow enamel undercoat slightly, if necessary, and apply in a
smooth even coat. When completely dry, sand lightly with fine sandpaper, if re-
quired, and apply the finishing coat or coats of enamel.
Under favorable conditions, superflow enamel undercoat will dry for
recoating in approximately eight hours.
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BRUSHES EASILY • FLOWS FREELY
SLIKUP ENAMEL makes home decorating fun for everybody
because you need no particular skill to do an expert job. Apply
any of its brilliant, non-fading colors and notice how your brush
glides over the surface without pulling or tugging. And more —
Slikup flows out to a smooth, mirror-gloss finish free of brush
marks and strikingly beautiful.
RAPID DRYING
SLIKUP ENAMEL dries for recoating or handling in four to
six hours under favorable conditions. Thus, newly enameled sur-
faces may be put to work the same day. No need to worry about
losing the use of furniture or other articles for long periods when
Slikup is on the job.
WATERPROOF
Once dry, SLIKUP ENAMEL gives you a hard, waterproof film
that may be repeatedly washed with ordinary soap and water to
remove surface stains and dirt. Such cleaning restores the bright-
ness and lustre of the finish without harm.
LONG WEARING
Slikup is a synthetic type enamel. It has excellent covering
qualities and produces a tough, elastic, and durable coating which
will withstand continued wear on exterior or interior work. A
SLIKUP ENAMEL finish on tables, chairs, toys and similar objects
subjected to much handling will not crack or chip under normal
use. It is also alcohol and boiling water resistant.
USE INDOORS OR OUTDOORS
SLIKUP ENAMEL is not merely an indoor enamel. It may also
be used outside wherever a glossy colored finish is required,
except on building exteriors. Here KEYSTONE 100 PER CENT PURE
HOUSE PAINT or LIDO TRIM COLORS should be used.
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ENAMEL FOR INDOOR AND OUTDOOR HOME DECORATING
RAPID-DRYING ENAMEL
FOR MANY PURPOSES
A partial list of surfaces on which SLIKUP RAPID DRYIN
ENAMEL may be used would include :
Furniture (Inside and Outside)
Farm Machinery
Baby Carriages
Household Appliances
Boats
Plant Machinery
Walls and Woodwork
Toys
Breakfast Sets
Metal Lockers
Pipe Lines
Automobiles
Floors
Garden Tools
SLIKUP IS EASY TO USE
Here are a few simple and important rules to follow whe
applying SLIKUP ENAMEL. Detailed directions will be found o
the label.
Be sure the surface to be finished is clean. Remove dir
grease, wax, or polish with turpentine. Wash the surface wit
soapy water, rinse, and allow to dry before painting.
No enamel will make a rough surface smooth, so first san
the work lightly with 00 sandpaper, removing the sanding du
with turpentine. Apply the enamel under as dust-free cond'
tions as possible. Use a clean, good quality brush of mediu
stiffness. A clean brush is as important as a clean surface.
Stir SLIKUP ENAMEL thoroughly, but do not shake. Shakin
forms bubbles. Reduce the enamel slightly with turpentine, i
necessary, and apply to a thin, uniform coat. A heavy coat caus
runs and slow drying.
One coat of SLIKUP ENAMEL is usually sufficient on prev
ously finished surfaces if the color change is not too great. F
two coat work, sand the surface lightly between coats. On ne
surfaces, apply two coats.
KEYSTONE SLIKUP RAPID-DRYING ENAMEL
Antique White
Pole Ivory
Primrose Yellow
Ripe Orange
Porcelain Blue
Mist Gray
Deep Cream
Apple Green
Swedish Red
Azure Blue
SPECIAL
COLORS
It's fun — and easy
—to obtain any spe-
cial color or shade
desired for harmon-
izing with drap-
eries, furniture or
floor coverings, by
intermixing the
standard colors of
Slikup Enamel.
Also in White, Dull Black and Chrome
Aluminum Finish
Peach
Jade Green
Chinese Red
Rayal Blue
Maple (Autumn Brown)
Porch Green
Mogul Red
Mahogany
DEGRAH
This all-purpose varnish is resistant to the action of hot,
cold, salt or fresh water, and is not affected by gases in the atmos-
phere. It will not turn white.
KEYSTONE DEGRAH WATERPROOF SPAR VARNISH will give ex-
treme service on interior woodwork, floors, furniture, or as a
table top finish. It withstands the movement of furniture and the
scuffing of children's feet. Liquids spilled on it will not mar or
spot the surface.
Very few varnishes combine the outstanding durability and
toughness of DEGRAH WATERPROOF SPAR VARNISH with the distinct
advantage of rapid drying. When properly applied under favor-
able conditions this material will dry for recoating in from four
to six hours. Low temperature and high humidity retard the
drying of any finish, and when these conditions exist, a longer
time should be allowed between coats.
WATERPROOF AND TOUGH ENOUGH FOR BOATS!
Yes— DEGRAH WATERPROOF SPAR VARNISH CLEAR is recom-
mended as a finish for boats, yachts, and all watercraft, as well as
outside doors, sash, porch furniture and any exterior or interior
surface requiring a varnish finish.
When you use DEGRAH WATERPROOF SPAR VARNISH you use
a varnish of the highest quality — and one that will do any job
for you. There is no need to use a different material for floors
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RAPID-DRYING . . . DURABLE . . . WATERPROOF
WATERPROOF SPAR YARNISH
than for wood trim or furniture. DEGRAH WATERPROOF SPA
VARNISH w T i!l give top performance on all work!
• The elastic durable film of DEGRAH WATERPROOF
SPAR VARNISH will not chip under the hammer
test.
• Pour hot water on a surface finished with DEGRAH
WATERPROOF SPAR VARNISH and watch the
result. The film will not turn white!
• Don't worry about spilling alcohol or alkaline
liquids on furniture or table tops finished with
DEGRAH WATERPROOF SPAR VARNISH. If wiped
up promptly, the surface remains unharmed.
IMPORTANT!
Do not apply varnish in damp or frost weather.
Use DEGRAH WATERPROOF SPAR VARNISH for all coats and
thin only with pure turpentine when necessary.
We do not recommend the use of the stain colors on exterioij
surfaces.
Apply the varnish in thin, uniform coats with a soft varnishl
brush — do not pile it on.
Allow each coat to dry thoroughly and sand lightly beforel
applying the succeeding coat, carefully wiping off all sanding!
dust before varnishing.
KEYSTONE DEGRAH WATERPROOF SPAR VARNISH
FOR ANY SURFACE REQUIRING A VARNISH FINISH
HOW TO APPLY: The surfaces to be finished must be clean and all
traces of wax, grease or polish removed with gasoline, and the
surface then washed thoroughly with soapy water. Varnish will
not dry on surfaces that contain any wax, grease or polish.
New woodwork, if open grained, should first be filled with
paste wood filler and sanded smooth when thoroughly dry. Close
grained woods require sanding only.
On previously finished surfaces, if the finish is in poor con-
dition, remove with varnish remover, wash thoroughly with ben-
zine or gasoline, then proceed as for new work. If the surface is
in good condition, sanding only is necessary. If there is an appre-
ciable difference in color between the old and the new finish, a
coat of DEGRAH WATERPROOF SPAR GROUND COLOR may be
necessary.
We do not ordinarily recommend a single coat of varnish,
but on previously finished surfaces, if the old finish is in ex-
tremely good condition, sand and apply one coat of DEGRAH
WATERPROOF SPAR VARNISH.
Two coats of DEGRAH WATERPROOF SPAR VARNISH are neces-
sary on all new work, and are advisable on previously finished
surfaces. The first coat should be thinned with approximately one
pint of turpentine to the gallon, and the second coat applied as
received in the can, thinned slightly with turpentine if necessary.
Light Oak
Dark Oak
Antique Maple
Mahogany
Ground Color
Rosewood
Walnut
ALSO IN CLEAR AND DULL FINISH
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j SINCE J ^ FOR STAINING NEW WOODWORK, FURNITURE AND FLOORS
K$m0k6 OIL STAINS
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KEYSTONE OIL STAINS are formulated expressly for the stain-
ing of new woodwork. Of the penetrating type, and easy to apply,
they not only strengthen the pattern but bring out the beauty of
grain that is not always evident in the unfinished wood.
The color tones produced by KEYSTONE OIL STAINS are per-
manent. When the wood is once stained and protective coats of
varnish applied, an occasional coat of varnish or wax is all that is
necessary to retain the rich, natural wood effect for many years.
KEYSTONE OIL STAINS do not raise the grain of the wood. This
is a common difficulty encountered when inferior stains are used.
To obtain the best results with KEYSTONE OIL STAINS, follow
carefully the directions for application as given on the opposite
page of this book.
Color variations
KEYSTONE OIL STAINS are transparent stain colors. The tones
produced by their use are not only dependent on the color of the
wood to which they are applied, but also on the length of time
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they are allowed to penetrate and stain before the excess is wiped
off. The depth of color increases as the time before wiping I
lengthened. This property of KEYSTONE OIL STAINS may be used td
overcome variations in the color of the wood itself.
We recommend that a test be made on a sample of the wood
to be stained before staining the entire job. This will show th
actual effect that will result.
The color chips shown on this card represent the normal
effect produced by the use of KEYSTONE OIL STAINS.
HOW TO APPLY: KEYSTONE OIL STAINS are intended for use on new
wood only. Previously varnished or painted surfaces do not pro
vide the necessary porosity, and on these surfaces, KEYSTON
WATERPROOF SPAR VARNISH in the desired stain color should b
used.
If new open grained wood, such as Oak, Chestnut, or Walnu
is to be finished, the grain should first be filled with KEYSTON
PASTE WOOD FILLER.
KEYSTONE PENETRATING OIL STAINS
Stir the contents of the can thoroughly, and thin slightly with
mineral spirits or turpentine if necessary.
Apply a generous coat of Stain with a full brush, allow to
stand for approximately ten minutes, and wipe off the excess with
cheesecloth or a dry rag. The depth of tone can be varied by the
length of time the Stain is allowed to penetrate before wiping off.
The longer the setting time, the deeper the shade.
Allow the stained surface to dry overnight, sandpaper
lightly, and finish with two or three coats of KEYSTONE VARNISH
of the proper type— allowing each coat to dry thoroughly, and
sandpapering lightly between coats.
For floors use KEYSTONE FLOORSTONA or KEYSTONE WATER-
PROOF SPAR VARNISH CLEAR.
For trim use KEYSTONE WATERPROOF SPAR VARNISH CLEAR.
For furniture use KEYSTONE RAPID DRYING CABINET RUBBING
VARNISH or KEYSTONE WATERPROOF SPAR VARNISH CLEAR.
For a rich dull finish on all surfaces use KEYSTONE WATER-
PROOF SPAR VARNISH DULL FINISH.
Mahogany
Walnut
Cape Cod Maple
Dark Oak
Rosewood
Forest Green
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YARN
KEYSTONE SUPER MARINE SPAR
keystone super marine spar has as its gum content 100% Bakelite Resin.
This fact combined with correct formulation and processing, assures a varnish of
maximum toughness, durability and waterproofness. It is rapid drying, light in
color, easy working, of full body, and will give at least double the service of any
other type varnish on the surfaces for which it is intended.
keystone super marine spar because of its extreme resistance to salt and
fresh water, is particularly adapted to all marine work, from speed boat to trans-
atlantic liner. It should be used on all exterior work where a lasting finish that
affords the greatest protection is essential. This includes airplanes, railway equip-
ment, automobiles, busses and exterior architectural work requiring a varnish finish.
Important
Do not varnish in damp or frosty weather.
Allow each coat to dry thoroughly and sand before applying succeeding coat.
Do not apply super marine spar too heavy. Brush out all coats.
Use only pure turpentine for thinning.
HOW TO APPLY:
Be positive that the surface to be finished is clean, and free from all traces
of grease or loose dirt.
Do not use a liquid filler or inferior varnish as a first coat.
Start and finish the work with super marine spar.
On new work, coarse grained woods such as Oak or Ash require filling with a
first grade Marine Paste Wood Filler, which should be sanded thoroughly when
dry. Close grained woods require sanding only. Apply at least two coats of
SUPER MARINE SPAR.
Old work should be cleaned thoroughly, bare spots touched up with super
marine spar, and two subsequent coats applied. If in very bad condition remove
the old finish with Varnish Remover, wipe thoroughly with benzine or gasoline,
and proceed as for new work.
TWO COAT WORK
First Coat: Thin super marine spar with one pint of turpentine to each
gallon.
Second Coat: Apply super marine spar as received in the can, thinning
slightly with turpentine if necessary.
SINGLE COAT WORK
We do not ordinarily recommend a single coat of any finishing material.
However, if the old finish is in extremely good condition, sand and apply one coat
of super marine spar.
ISHES I
Also see Pages 24-25
for KEYSTONE DEGRAH WATERPROOF SPAR VARNISi
KEYSTONE FL00RST0NA I
This varnish is formulated and processed especially for floors and linoleuJ
and may also be used for trim. It is resistant to water and weak alkalies. Produccl
a tough gloss finish, setting under favorable conditions in one hour, and dryinl
sufficiently hard to coat in from four to six hours. May be walked on after dryinl
overnight. Low temperature and high humidity retard the drying of any finisn
and when these conditions prevail, a longer time should be allowed between coat!
Important
Do not varnish in damp or frosty weather.
Thin with pure turpentine only.
Use Floorstona on all coats. Do not use a liquid filler or inferior varnish a|
a first coat material.
Apply the varnish in thin uniform coats.
Allow each coat to dry thoroughly and sand lightly before applying the sua
ceeding coats.
A dull rubbed finish may be obtained by rubbing the last coat with pumicJ
stone and oil, being careful to remove all traces of the oil.
HOW TO APPLY:
See that the surface to be finished is clean and free from all traces of waxl
grease or polish.
new; WOODWORK
If open grained, it should first be filled with paste wood filler, as per directions
on the package, and sanded when thoroughly dry. Close grained woods requiri
sanding only. All new work should receive at least two coats.
PREVIOUSLY FINISHED SURFACES
If the finish is in poor condition, remove with varnish remover, wash with)
benzine or gasoline, and proceed as for new work. If in good condition, sanj
lightly and apply one or two coats of Floorstona.
TWO COAT WORK
First Coat: thin floorstona with one pint of turpentine to each galloi|
Second Coat: apply floorstona as received, thinning slightly with turpentinj
if necessary.
SINGLE COAT WORK
We do not ordinarily recommend a single coat of any finishing material
However, if the old finish is in extremely good condition, sand and apply one col
of floorstona, as received in the package.
28
KEYSTONE
«ULT0PR00F PENETRATING FLOOR SEALER
Penetration is a desirable characteristic of any floor finish. When a wood
loor is coated with a surface film only, as this film wears through, the wood is
igain exposed. Dirt and grime are ground into the pores, and these, with liquids
:hat may be spilt, cause the wood to deteriorate. Correct penetration of the finish
mil completely seal the pores, and protect the wood itself, so that the finish may
>e renewed with a minimum of preparation.
multoproof penetrating floor sealer may be used in two distinct ways
1— as a sealer to provide a satisfactory foundation for succeeding coats of varnish,
iquid or paste wax, or as a full varnish coating with a high lustre finish. The
nethod of obtaining the two different results is given under "How to Apply."
multoproof penetrating floor sealer is extremely elastic, and yet offers
excellent resistance to abrasion. It is resistant to cold or boiling water, ordinary
cleaning soap solutions, to fumes, rubber burns from athletic shoes, to alcohol and
nk. It will not resoften, or become tacky and sticky after application.
multoproof penetrating floor sealer is recommended for the mainte-
nance of floor surfaces of wood, masonite, composition, and linoleum — in homes,
I hools, institutions, factories and gymnasiums.
HOW TO APPLY:
ji Preparation of Surface, Start with a smooth, dust-free surface. Old floors
jhould be thoroughly cleaned, preferably sanded down to the wood. When refi rush-
ing, beware of wax, as even a trace will retard the drying. A strong soap powder
iliould be used — scrubbing thoroughly and rinsing well with clear water.
A. Penetrating Floor Treatment (Satin Finish).
When applied in this method, multoproof penetrating floor sealer is
kbsorbed by, and seals, the surface layer of the wood, thus becoming part of the
|oor itself. Impregnated floors of this type have less of a tendency to show wear
"han a full varnish film, and can be spot-coated more readily for maintenance.
This is the more modern method of finishing floors.
Apply two coats of multoproof as received in the can, by brush or mop.
Bfter each coat has set for from twenty to forty minutes wipe off excess with
VARNISHES
burlap rags or by using a buffing machine. Both coats may be applied the same day.
After overnight drying the floor may be buffed with fine steel wool, or waxed
and polished.
B. Full Varnish Coating (High Lustre).
Apply one coat of multoproof as described above, and finish with one or two
coats of multoproof, without wiping, allowing overnight drying between coats.
Open-grained wood, such as oak, walnut, ash, etc. require filling of the pores
in order to produce a smooth finish. Apply keystone paste wood filler accord-
ing to directions, between the first and second coat of multoproof.
Maintenance. Keep dust and grit off floors and wash with mild soap only.
Wax periodically and refinish once a year.
RAPID DRYING CABINET RUBBING VARNISH
A full-bodied, pale, free-flowing varnish that is exceptionally mar-proof,
waterproof, and resistant to alcohol. Especially formulated for use on seats, bar
tops, furniture, trim, and woodwork. May be rubbed to a velvety finish with
pumice stone and water, or pumice stone and oil. Dries in 12 hours and may be
rubbed in 18 hours.
HOW TO APPLY:
All surfaces to be finished must be clean, and free from all traces of wax,
grease or polish.
Use rapid drying cabinet rubbing varnish for all coats.
On new work, fill opened grained woods with paste wood filler, as per
directions on the package. Close grained woods require no filling.
Previously finished surfaces should be sanded lightly and wiped off with
naphtha, benzine or turpentine.
New work requires at least two coats of varnish for best results, and two coats
are recommended on refinish work, although one coat may do if the previous
finish is in good condition.
Allow ample time for complete drying between coats.
29
gauti™ COLOR VARIATIONS
The colors shown in this book matched our standards at the time the book was made,
but as light, heat, age or darkness affect the color samples, they may now vary slightly
from our standards.
&wtio*t DEEP COLORS
It must be recognized that deep shades of flat paint tend to show up surface imperfec-
tions, and it is necessary that a tight, non-absorbent surface be obtained before the finish
coat is applied. For this reason, when a medium or deep shade of flat paint is to be
used, the surface should be properly prepared, and a two-coat job must be planned.
Should a low semi-gloss finish be desired, this may be obtained
by adding approximately a quart of Keystone Clear Waterproof
Spar Varnish to each gallon of any mix of Keystona Flat Finishes.
Sty /ill TWecutt.. . BE SURE TO MIX ENOUGH
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